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    Feature request: fixed number of the isolines

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    • tomacatT Offline
      tomacat | Premium
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      I want to watch the 5880 geopotential meter isoline (which is considered an indicator of western Pacific subtropical high), but the number change every hour is pretty annoying.

      5880.png

      Can number of the Isoline fixed, like tropicaltidbits.com?

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      • Ørjan P StienØ Offline
        Ørjan P Stien Clima España @tomacat
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        @tomacat ,hi,i might miss your point, but weather and its numbers is a dynamic feature that allways change, a high may weaken or strengthen just like a low does, and to simplify nws also use low ,mid and high-levels of hi's and lows. so as mr hadley said once upon a time about going clockwise ,everything 'll be mighty fine...

        hand
        ørjan

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          idefix37 Sailor Moderator @Ørjan P Stien
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          @Ørjan-P-Stien
          When you don't understand a user's request, there's no point in trying to respond with gibberish and unnecessary verbiage.
          @Tomacat is right. The 5880m contour at 500hPa is considered to be the limit of subtropical air masses.

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          • tomacatT Offline
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            I know subtropical high is related to extremely hot weather and typhoons in the Western Pacific (where I live). So I am interested in the 5880 isoline🧐.

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